hollered

Janice hooted and hollered from the bank as we had another really nice fish to add to our catch.

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Janice hooted and hollered from the bank as we had another really nice fish to add to our catch.

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Accordingly, we went and "hollered," with a right good will.

The Story Girl 1908

Mother always desired us to file in quietly, but we couldn't pass the bed without our legs being pinched; so we "hollered," but were afraid to tell mother the reason before the ministers.

Last of the Great Scouts The Life Story of William F Cody Wetmore, Helen C 1899

As for the dignified Professor Green, he had actually "hollered" at a poor freshman who had in reading some poetry pronounced "unshed tears" as though unshed were in one syllable.

Molly Brown's Orchard Home Nell Speed 1895

The infant class was crowded, and there was one little boy that grabbed for the collection when it was passed in front of him, and got a whole handful and wouldn't give it up, and they had to twist the money out of his fist, and he screamed and "hollered" like he was being killed.

Back Home Eugene Wood 1891

They had some words, -- the officer and the sentry, -- he couldn't tell what, but the officer spoke excited like, and all of a sudden jumped away and started as though to run, and Number 6 "hollered" after him, though Reilly didn't clearly understand what was said.

Ray's Daughter A Story of Manila Charles King 1888

If a boy left the ranks to jab a spectator, or make faces at a window, or "go for" a striped snake, he was "hollered" at no end.

Being a Boy Charles Dudley Warner 1864

John was very proud of his office, and of his ability to keep the rear ranks closed up and ready to execute any maneuver when the captain "hollered," which he did continually.

Being a Boy Charles Dudley Warner 1864

If a boy left the ranks to jab a spectator, or make faces at a window, or "go for" a striped snake, he was "hollered" at no end.

The Complete Project Gutenberg Writings of Charles Dudley Warner Charles Dudley Warner 1864